Elyria Fives Top Oberlin and Lorain Teams
Elyria basketball squads beat out of town foes in a string of close games. Colson Co. edged the Omars of Lorain 22 to 21 in overtime while the Y M C A squad fought Overla Independ to a hard earned win. both contests featured balanced scoring and strong team defense.
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Berlenbach Bubble Pops After Knockout by Delaney
In New York on March 15 Paul Berlenbach, famed for fifty fights and many knockouts, was defeated in the fourth round by Jack Delaney. Delaney delivered a swift performance, ending Berlenbach’s run with a decisive stoppage after 2 minutes 36 seconds.
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Future Sanasota Players Highlight Bradshaw and Lindstrom
The piece profiles Joe Bradshaw a Toledo pitcher and Fred Lindstrom from the same club. It notes Bradshaw lost a finger shaping his pitching career and describes his late wartime service and minor league path. Lindstrom is praised as a bright infield prospect with the Giants of the era.
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Lindstrom a fast baser with big league odds
The article notes Lindstrom, an 18 year old with a .270 season batting at Toledo tryout and speed on the bases, drawing positive scouting from Mee Graw and connections to Connie Mack as top minor league talent.
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Delaney Stops Berlenbach In Tough Midweight Bout
The bout ends with Delaney scoring a knockout after a tense duel in which Berlenbach absorbs blows and stays on his feet until the referee stops the action. Delaney answers critics with a decisive win and the crowd sees a durable challenger.
Training Camp News from Southern Camps
Reports from Southern tratege camps note players slimming down as clubs trim bankrolls. Magnates spend thousands to discover new apera imens for ivory exhibition. Roosevelt hunted ivory in Africa. now ivory is found at baseball camps. Recruits flock to Southern scenery and will stay all summer. Rookies boast high batting averages before facing big league pitching. Old married players stay calm despite recruits and wife nagging. Managers bring wives on Spring trips to keep players in line.
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Indians Hope Shaute Secures Regular Role This Season
Lakeland Florida March 15 Joe Shaute pitched well for the Cleveland Indians in spring training holding the Indians hardest hitters scoreless. Tris Speaker believes Shaute can win a regular spot this season and contribute as a key pitcher for the team.
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Manager Hendricks to lead Reds in 1924 season
In Orlando on March 15 Jack Hendricks was under contract to manage the Cincinnati Reds for 1924, after signing a one year deal with President Garry Herrmann. The Ohio rivalry with Cleveland heats the spring schedule as teams prepare for the upcoming season.
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